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Database Research in 2019: The Year in Review

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Alex Petrov
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2,172
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18
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English
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2
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Summary

In 2019, major conferences and research groups focused on various aspects of database management systems (DBMS). Query processing papers covered voice-based OLAP queries, index selection, and auto-tuning systems like Querc. Other notable works included the SageDB system that uses learned models to pick data structures and algorithms for each sub-component of a DBMS, and LSM Trees with adaptive compaction strategies such as Dostoevsky, LSM-Bush, and Jungle. The trend towards specializing databases for specific workloads continued, along with the application of machine learning techniques to improve database behavior and performance.

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